New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-02
EuRUS'S GREAT AWAKENING.
WINNING THE cRoroN AGAINST HIS WILL.
RACING IN THE MUD AT JEROME PARK-AN OFF
DAY FOR THE FAvoRITEs.


RACING IN THE MUD AT JEROME PARK-AN OFF
DAY FOR THE FAvoRITEs.
Mr.. Cassatt displayed rare Judgment In following
the excellent suggestion which The TRIBUNE gave
him yesterday for three cents. ue learned moio
about Eurus in minute and fory-eght secoh"s
than be ever knew before. The colt always mao
speed lat he had been messed about much and had
loried it SO long over sablebOys and wcaKihgs ms
called Jockeys that he had turned rogue. HOW NC
Langhlin did wake him upt 1t was rawhdc ana sV'ei
Mt every stride head of the stretch to tie
winning post But 1t precisely what Erarufl had
been itching for lie deserved all he got In about
ten days he viii probably recover from his amaze
ment.
Where would Eurus have been, Mr.. Cassatt, with
little Davis on his back Just where The Bard was
80 often last year with Fisher up. Hayward anu
Mclaughlin are great awakeners.
The track at Jerome Park was Quagmire ana as
ritannjc had never learned the art Of swimming ne
was oyerrcached by Pampero, son OF tbae laihou'
mud horse, Stonehenge. Mr. Morriss colt Is Mst'
but entirely too lght-waisted for such going as ne
had yesterday. Ichi Ban didn't care "hetDer no
won or not; the stable did not back him.
That cratic beast saxony sweled the cash-boxes
Of the bookmakers nearly " bursting Heavy DEBTORS
scrambled to get on him at four to five, ana small
fry nibbed at the subtle worm until they were
gorged. saxony never looked better; saXony hcVel
ran worse.
Nellie Van wisely kept her speed under bushel'
HeadIad does not appear to be Suburban horse
not yet -
Hypasa was a good investment for all who dared
10 put up "a TO earn 81. Many persons did it and
made merry over the graceful way III "pioh sno
Enigma secured the place in the fourth with
out dincuty. Ten to one she could DO IL again 'ocr
Young Duke was the favorte In the selling raco'
and IL was strange TO see a horse that had run eA
trcmely well repeatedly in mud With heavy %eiSn as
(,anisoa's fault as he did his best 10 WIN oio
Barnum has been known TO break barrels anu gonso
himself with just in time to be beaten IN Iaco
which he was supposed 70 have nnass pteaior
%Saa an naV n,ei sssasd
at feed-box at the pump the u1'1 ~, Is INA h
beast was allowed to start again after the outrageous
fouling that was pracused with him on Monaay
atmosphere OF Clifton where the merry pump-bande
Is never idle and the feed,oox always open; O.. or,.
at the last hurdle but Daiy refused to let him. The
venerable chestnut is credited with the record ZOE
grace himself r Mr. Harwood Brunova carried just
s e rsoe at t 1877 yoS viii
Will not have to work nearly so hard .,o,,o.
on r %il m pa%s. % It paid ss5 '' ~ WV
Threatening weather PERSUADED several thou sane
one man sat under the pines on the club house ter
not %er lS S ABSENT
Details Of the races are given below:
FIRST RAcn-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS SIX FUR
LONGS
Oxford saees h. PamperO by stOnshen Cyclone;
]. a. Moirs Ss bIi C Britannia s. io7 icar
Uass,p,. sr T. ichi Ban. s. is amiioaj
A. Bsments ch. G Aarie s. 80 lcar s$h, lHyscpl Q
Bs,tng-Briannc even to l. Ichi Ban to l.
s25 Pampero 500 ch Ban $40 field S.
Rerai Parocss ami Climax Withdrawn. The horses
isss shs os as eh
A. Al
lead ns by two sag,hs pa%psTo bal. Length
back head Of the stretch Britannia s, led but
wp Win, rsS and fine race ensuva
The result Doubt until the were nearly At the post
snos nsss ieSi Ban lengths the
SECOND RAcE-CRoroN HANDICAP $50 EACH $3.50 |
A. J. b. Eurus by Eolus Majestic yrs los
S.%.asJ
A. AoJ e. esssatfs ST G EOaa io4
R Rssa Ss:S
J! :. fsPsa,en: Ss.i;a4 SSS .issan.5
fisdson stables CHI f. LaekawanaA B. 20 tcsr sSs)
ps..nssa,opy to i ssSsesaes to Rsussng,s,c
to che1aho~ny Is to L. Eoian 20 to l. Lackawanna 40
rqs u ss 81: ySs ssiSss ''"' '
Ferona and Aaoneu. withdrawn Bankrupt took the
". ia md
s ss Sr.
house akT rug
ths S and when The horse, rssppears
s saSA % is'as began q
se the front ppsS ~ Earus
sa oa S %Gu.i S;1sS "
a sap sn
@ Z: CIR:
Bankrupt third the others struggling H. The favOrto did
cot like the mud.
Ta1Rp R.cE-PuRsE $3.50 SPECIAL WEIGHTS liz MILES
Fairfax stables Oh. T. Hypasia, by MortemerOntario
VT g slol,. 9r Pomona 5, 81
A. J. Cassairs CHI c. Lottery a. 81 ;.-....tLttlehed
Bs,,,,.-Hvpa.s to l% lottery " to toll
Pocs-Hypasis 500, field SIS.
HVpass took the lead at and
hss sSsn IN P ns D9t
could never gel up. the place by halt length
FOURTH RAcE-HANDIcAp SIS EACH, $3.50 ADDED.
Sic MiLEs
a. r. Morris's CHI c. Phil Lee by Glen Athol verbena.
Davis Hans Enigma, 8, ioS (AndeIsOnj
Betting Phil Lee g to 10 Enis%aStos
Am and , Phi Lee sS sn
pull Sp ~ Ss DS % eaSns b. s
Coming on under pun a canter BY six lengths
FIFTH RAcE-PURsE, $500. SELLING. SEVEN FURLoSCs
Iamasnsy Brothers petticoat by Alarm'Iady Scar,
p0 psnshas st cS % Nsplanas
p J. Fynn's Young Duke. g. ITO. GARRISON
n Cornrhsep ch Woodhower o. Palmer
oakland stables by SpeDdtrft Berthe W., g. Sc
iapey & Co IS CHI Witch 80 Penny
o. C. farleysh g. JedbuTgh a. le sS--..-.-.'cOnkinS)
Bettng-Yeung Duke even, Pettcoat to Nspunus to
Woodfowery 10 l5 TO !, spendthrit Bertie W.
colt 40 10 !. Jsdburgh 20 to J.
Duke $50 Petticoat $l5 Nepunus 81. WOOD
Gov hsld $40.
Mutusls paid Sl2 so
Wsndsrmsnt aud Blue Line Withdrawal. Wood.
aSS: nTss sssy Ss
eamc In sight Picnic Hin Nepunus led by
lengths Petcoat second. halt enKth before Woodhower
Young fourth Neptunus had enough at the half mile
ros aud Petticaat The lead hard Pressed by
Wocdaowe or and Young luke Entering the stretch Petit
the best OF it. Garrison wa, positively
upabs To up who for scruabe
cause appeal with whip and
AMIR IL wa a al M Petticoat